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SMS Goeben |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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(Photo courtesy of Alexander Monreal) |
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1913: Crewmen on SMS Goeben at Constantinople, Turkey. Note the two men at far left and far right who appear to be Russians. |
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(Photo courtesy of Alastair Sneddon) |
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1914: SMS Goeben and SMS Breslau. |
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January 20, 1918: TCG Yavuz Sultan Selim aground in the Dardanelles after hitting three mines and being attacked by British aircraft.. |
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December 1918: TCG Yavuz Sultan Selim. This never before published photograph was taken by Lt. Frank Norton M.C. |
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(The caption on the back reads as follows: "Late SMS Goeben which was sold to Turkish Govt steaming hard Constantinople under British command. Note White Flag at the Fore Top. In background is the famous San Sofia Mosque.") |
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(Photo courtesy of Tony Stimson) |
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Page published Apr. 26, 2008 |